IPA: /spɪts/
KK: /spɪts/
A type of dog that has a thick coat, pointed ears, and a curled tail, often found in northern breeds like the Pomeranian or Samoyed.
The spitz is known for its fluffy fur and friendly personality.
The word 'spitz' originates from German, meaning 'pointed' or 'sharp'. It is often used to describe a type of dog breed characterized by a pointed muzzle and erect ears, reflecting the shape of their features.
Think of the German word for 'pointed' — that's why 'spitz' refers to dogs with sharp, pointed features.